Peter Alcibiades wrote:
The second and robust long term solution is go to Debian.
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Properly tested two to three year release cycle. Complete developer
agnosticism about which desktop is right for me.
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Actually, just checked, and its not available in the Debian wheezy
repositories eith
On 10/21/2012 12:03 PM, Peter Alcibiades wrote:
Actually, just checked, and its not available in the Debian wheezy
repositories either. It seems to be available in Sid but its a bit risky to
combine packages from Sid with those from testing. It is available in the
current squeeze Stable release
Actually, just checked, and its not available in the Debian wheezy
repositories either. It seems to be available in Sid but its a bit risky to
combine packages from Sid with those from testing. It is available in the
current squeeze Stable release repos. It seems not to be in the released
versio
On 10/21/2012 10:45 AM, Peter Alcibiades wrote:
Two solutions really. If you are set on staying with Ubuntu, install
Cinammon. I wouldn't for two reasons, one being the crazed desire to
dictate what other people do with their desktops, the other being the crazed
six month rlease cycle. But, if
Two solutions really. If you are set on staying with Ubuntu, install
Cinammon. I wouldn't for two reasons, one being the crazed desire to
dictate what other people do with their desktops, the other being the crazed
six month rlease cycle. But, if staying with Ubuntu, probably Cinammon.
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